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A Leading Online Global Broker Presents Forex, Oil, Gold and Indices on One Platform

London, 31 March 2010FXCM LTD has launched new trading instruments. Now, in addition to forex, traders can trade oil, gold and global stock indices on one platform.

FXCM LTD began offering CFD trading in September 2009. Due to its increasing popularity, FXCM has decided to make CFD trading more widely available and has included all instruments on one platform. Watch Video

Why Trade CFDs with FXCM?

No Re-Quote Trade ExecutionFXCM will not interfere in client trading by re-quoting trades.

No Debit Balance
Unlike trading with other providers, margin trading with FXCM will guarantee that traders will never have to pay a deficit balance as a result of trading.

No Commissions,* Tight Spreads
Use less money to trade more. With FXCM, traders are able to trade commission-free with competitive spreads.

With the FXCM Trading Station’s one-click order execution, traders will never again be more than a few seconds away from putting their opinions to the test!

Forex Capital Markets (FXCM) is a leading global forex broker that caters to both retail and institutional markets. Founded in 1999, FXCM is one of the largest brokers, regulated by several of the world’s most respected financial authorities.

At the heart of FXCM’s client offering is No Dealing Desk† forex trading. FXCM Clients have Direct Market Access to some of the world's largest forex liquidity providers; enabling FXCM to offer clients spreads as low as 1 pip on major crosses. Clients also have the benefits of mobile trading, one-click order execution and trading from real-time charts. FXCM’s CFD product offers no requote trading and allows traders to trade oil, gold, silver and stock indices, along with forex, on one platform. In addition to currency and CFD trading, FXCM offers educational courses on forex trading, and provides free news and research through DailyFX.com.

Please note the information on this website is intended for retail customers only, and not for any Eligible Contract Participants (i.e., institutional clients) as defined in the Commodity Exchange Act §1(a)(12).